- Start from the centre of the playing area. Playing are will be 30 metres in diameter (circle)
- Have 4 groups of 7 students per group on the diameter of the playing area.
- 1 student from the closest group will go for the ball and pass back to the centre
- They then go to the back of the line to the left
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